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Thursday, 29 May 2014

1 of 4 Guitar / Instrument Selector Studio Aid Stripboard Veroboard Layout


I personally created this project because I have alot of guitars and I thought it would be nice to be able to select between a few of them in a recording session using a footswitch instead of plugging/unplugging over and over again however I'm sure people will find other uses for it.

What I will say is that it gave me alot of problems when I actually made it because I rushed and cocked up loads of stuff like IC orientations etc. so take your time and double check things!


 


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3 comments:

  1. smarkalet1 June 2014 at 03:04

    Hey, am i correct in assuming this scrolls through the inputs? Press the switch once to go from one to two press again to get to three?

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  2. Jax9 February 2015 at 13:11

    Hi! First of all thanks for the job you are sharing! :) I was looking for a project "opposite" of this one: 1 in / 4 out... i think the selector part (4066+4017) of this one should be fine, but the amp/buffer part (081) is not good for my aim isn't it? is there a simple mod i can try for changing your 4 in/1 out into 1 in / 4 out? if my input is already buffered, should it work if i simply "jump" the buffer part (081) and link pin 11 of IC1 to output (which in my case should be the input)?

    Thanks a lot! Regards!

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  3. Jax9 February 2015 at 13:12

    Or, if i want to keep the buffer, should it work if i simply "exchange" input and output in the buffer part?

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